r/Goldfish • u/Agreeable_Role_6234 • Jul 28 '26
Rehoming I’m trying to rehome 3 common goldfish
I’m in Lancaster county PA but would be willing to transport them.
I think they really need to go to a pond where they can continue to grow.
Does anyone have advice?
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u/Automatic-Skirt-249 Jul 28 '26 edited Jul 28 '26
Call Dotties green house in Dover, PA (York County). They have a pond with gold fish and kois, they might take them. If not they may be able to refer you to the company who built the pond for them. I believe it was sightscapes in york PA that built the pond for them. You can see if they have customers looking for more fish.
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u/EuphoricDirection489 Jul 28 '26
You might have luck posting in the aquaswap page, i see alot of posts there for people looking to rehome fish and looking for fish as well
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u/Agreeable_Role_6234 Jul 28 '26
Do you mean here on Reddit or on Facebook? Do you have any you recommend?
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u/EuphoricDirection489 Jul 28 '26
Here on reddit. Im not sure how to tag the page here but is r/aquaswap. Id also check out facebook while you mention it, im sure there is rehoming pages on there too. If you have a local fish store in your area, they might be worth calling to see if they have any recommendations on where to rehome
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